It's what you use to watch things, you know?
OK, seriously, broccoli-timepiece is a command line utility that uses the broccoli-sane-watcher
and Builder that come with broccoli
to provide rebuild semantics without running a webserver.
Uses the standard broccoli
watcher to build a tree (from the Brocfile.js
in your projects root), and output to a directory.
Pass the name of the directory to output to as the first command line parameter.
npm install -g broccoli-timepiece
broccoli-timepiece dist/
When passing --verbose
(or -v
) you will also see which file triggered the rebuild action, accompanied with the Slowest Trees
output. Useful for tracking down where bottle necks are present.
broccoli-timepiece dist/ --verbose
file changed css/style.scss
Build successful - 1967ms
Slowest Trees | Total
----------------------------------------------+---------------------
AutoprefixerFilter | 748ms
CoreObject | 429ms
SassCompiler | 418ms
SassCompiler | 372ms
Slowest Trees (cumulative) | Total (avg)
----------------------------------------------+---------------------
SassCompiler (2) | 790ms (395 ms)
AutoprefixerFilter (1) | 748ms
CoreObject (1) | 429ms
Considered a more reliable alternative when it comes to watching file changes. Requires watchman
to be installed prior (brew install watchman
if you are on OS X). Activated by passing either --watchman
or -w
. More information about watchman
.
broccoli-timepiece dist/ --watchman
This project is distributed under the MIT license.